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n't Grow Up
creed that a man is as old as he acts Enthusiasm is his receipt for youth
Nutting
'•But I'm quite used to hard work" — this in spite of an amused glance from his "golf widow" wife — -"for you see since I played Hamlet at five in my mother's company, the child part in "Quo Vadis" soon after and from that time, on through "The Dummy," "Just Boys," "Very Good Eddy," and many others beside several photoplays such as "A Good Little Devil" and "Caprice" with Mary Pickford, I've been steadily being a boy. It's no wonder they tell me I'll never grow up" — this last with a plaintive droop of the Truex moustache — and by the way — of all the moustaches I have ever met, this one is quite the most expressive. It smiles or droops or even flirts with its proud possessor and has as many moods as a primadonna on opening night. It is a rather intermittent affair too, and I was sadly informed that "perhaps it will have to come off for the next picture."
"But" — rallying — "that will mean part than I have in 'Come On In'
At five, learning that the war had ,z. been postponed, preparedness -expert Truex decided to fill in the wait by becoming an actor. He started at the top, playing Hamlet.
a still more youthful and I certainly like juvenile roles. One has so much more action. Not that I mean I'd like to be a 'stunt' actor — but like action and lots of chance to put in the comedy touches. Somebody once asked me how I kept so youthful looking — I really am twenty-five, }rou know" — (this very impress
You will note that this Hun has the wooden expression common to most
of Wilhelm's brow-beaten soldiers — also that soldier Truex declines to bend
a perfectly good bayonet on him.
ively) — "and I told them that enthusiasm seemed to me the best receipt. One has to like everything one does to do it well and I have never gotten blase about my work."
WAR Will be Easier to Swallow If we Let the Boys Over There Cover it With Sugar. When we Entered the War, Sugar was Something To Make Fudge With, or For Little Willie To Filch From the Bowl. Then
Uncle Sam Paid it Attention; Began to Watch it closely. And Made Up his Mind To Yank Out
The Sweet Tooth of the Nation. So that Now, Sugar *is an Issue; We Have Got to Save It. And House-wives — The Success Of the Sugar Campaign Depends Mostly On You. Some of You
Go from Store to Store
Trying to Double your Portion.
It's Up to All of Us, Too.
If You Save a Lump of Sugar,
And I Save One, and
Each of the Rest of Us
Save One — ■
Think of All the Sugar
We'll be Sending Over There,
To Our Boys, and
The Allies!
It Means More than you Think.
That
Little Lump of Sugar
That you Saved
Means
Strength for the Boys, and
Why,
Isn't it Wonderful
To Be Able
To Save a Lump of Sugar,
And Do All That?
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